Really angry. . .
A daughter of a friend has a pair of Welsh Corgis. They apparently bought them as a breeding pair but multiple litters later, they have "discovered" an apparent genetic flaw. Only 6 of 22 puppies have...
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azdryheat wrote:
Selling a business venture that didn't materialize sounds logical as the dogs most likely weren't pets to begin with.
The problem with this thinking is that the dogs ARE living creatures regardless of their designation as pet or breeding pair, and as such demand a responsibility by the owner. This not only includes ensuring proper medical care, dietary needs, and a clean environment, but also ensuring that they are not over-bred, neglected, nor subject to unnecessary psychological distress.
These people are dumping the dogs on others because they are too cheap/uncaring to 1) determine the health problem; and 2) ensure that the female dog does not continue to go through traumatic stillbirths.
If they actually thought of these dogs as anything other than a get rich quick scheme, they would at the very least neuter the dogs before rehoming them.
